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Unplugged
PS5

Unplugged

792 18 trophies 930 points No platinum trophy
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Base game

792
  1. Tunerator 2 - No judgement day Retune successfully 50 strings 0.1%Ultra rare
  2. Young Promise Get your first 1000 Fans 5.6%Very rare
  3. Getting attention Complete all the second album challenges. 4.8%Ultra rare
  4. You should consider taking real guitar classes. Score 1 Million points in a song 0.1%Ultra rare
  5. The pick of your life Complete all the third album challenges. 3%Ultra rare
  6. Holy $%!T Score 500k in a song 0.4%Ultra rare
  7. Eggs, Oats & CinamonRolls Complete all the forth album challenges. 1.3%Ultra rare
  8. To the stars! Unlock Schecter Astro 0.1%Ultra rare
  9. The guitar of your dreams Unlock Schecter Blue Ocean 0.2%Ultra rare
  10. Guitar? Where we are going we need no... guitar. Unlock The Broom 0.2%Ultra rare
  11. Your first gig Complete your first gig. Yay! 18.1%Rare
  12. Going Pro Finish your first song in H-A-R-D 0.9%Ultra rare
  13. Almost Famous Get 10K Fans 0.7%Ultra rare
  14. Golden God Get 100k Fans 0.1%Ultra rare
  15. Look ma' just hands! Score 100k in a song 5.5%Very rare
  16. Satchel won't have to beat you up after all! :) Get a Golden Record in Steel Panther - Eyes of a Panther 1.3%Ultra rare
  17. Make it 20% percent Play all the songs in all the campaign albums successfully 0.2%Ultra rare
  18. Wax on.. Wax off... Complete all the first album challenges. 5.6%Very rare

Trophy facts for Unplugged

How many trophies does Unplugged have?

Unplugged (PS5) has 18 trophies: 0 platinum, 7 gold, 9 silver and 2 bronze, worth 930 trophy points in total. No platinum trophy.

What is the rarest trophy in Unplugged?

The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Tunerator 2 - No judgement day” (Ultra rare), earned by 0.1% of players.

Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.